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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

4

Political candidate announcements span multiple counties

A district wide notice lists numerous Democratic candidates for local and state offices including judges sheriff treasurer and assessor across Ste Genevieve Dunkin Perry Cape Girardeau St Francois Wayne Lawrence and Lawrence townships. Primary election decisions are required, with August 1 as a common cutoff.

Peter H. Hick Ste. Genevieve John Ho Bradiew Dunkin County Springfield Ed Rotte Perry County Democratc Othe Walter J. Hemjevot St. Francois County Harry FE. Mexander Cape Girardeau County Democratie Thomas A. Caldwell August L Avery J. Bessa Sterling P. Presnell H Alva Jamisunca John W. Cribb Wayne Township Subjgent Aupuet

Wilson and Marshall to Lead Again in November Election

A fragmentary report notes Wilson and Marshall likely to win again at the next November election. The text warns of unrest linked to Mexican actions and urges caution. It references Uncle Samuel and calls for troop deployment from the diligent states as strong evidence of potential danger.

Wilson Marshall Samuel Pares Dilheneae

Hill's Money and Death in Hill Railroad Builders Era

Jim Hill, the railroad builder, died last week after a fortune was spent on special medical services that yielded little effect. Reports claim ten days of illness cost at least 2540 dollars and a single item of 10,000 dollars was for special trains. Specialists and charity trains, including a 2400 dollar Chicago to St Paul run for two ounces of sedative, illustrate the era's costly, excess-driven care.

Jim Hill St Joseph Fills Mr. Hill Chicago St. Paul St Paul

Agricultural and poultry husbandry tips from Missouri College notes

A blend of farm guidance covers poultry care including disease prevention, coop management, water cleanliness, mite control, and feeding blends. It stresses humane treatment, proper incubation, and soil conditions for healthier chicks, plus a short rural vignette about a tramp and a farmer's dog to close.

Strong Power in a Poet Woman’s Heart

Leigh Mitchell Hodges contemplates strength and truth in a poet woman’s heart. The text contrasts material engines and water springs with the pure, enduring force found in motherhood, memory, and creative spirit.

Truth Leigh Mitchell Hodges

Lutesville News from the Week of Local Happenings

Johnny Davault of near Seapus visited Lutesville on Tuesday. Glen Myneck lad injured his arm Monday. Mrs Lee Myrick and sons visited relatives in Glen Allen on Tuesday. Miss Virgie Snider and Nina Mungle visited in the country. A fishing yearly from the Cape came over Friday to spend the day. The stallion Me and Mrs West Fates was sick last week. Miss Leslie Francis visited grandparents near town from Sunday to Tuesday. Russell Hickam returns home Friday after working on the farm for a couple weeks. Methodist and Presbyterian children rehearsing for Children’s Day. A good program is in preparation. Ernest Croft, Lee McCardlin, and Minton Burford returned from Bledell early this week. Ad Fond and daughter of Whitewater visited D W Robertson's family. God the first of this. C A Walker and sons Earl and Dean, WoL Plummer, T W Froncss, JLo, DW Robertson, and Wilbur M Welker attended the Woodmen meeting at Cape Girardeau last Thursday. they report a good time.

Lee Myrick and Sons Glen Allen Virgie Snider Nina Mungle C A Walker and Sons Earl and Dean Wol Plummer T W Froncss Jlo Robertson Wilbur M Welker Byt Woodmen Cape Girarteau

Public Health Slogans and Sanitation Note

A compiled series of health advocacy lines praising cleanliness and public health. It cites the US Public Health Service promoting infant summer care and foreign disease exclusion, notes California cutting typhoid deaths by seventy percent, and warns that flies carry fever while manure piles breed them.

Public Health Service United States Public Health Service California

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